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Downloaded From Vibesmob.com: Full List Of GES Staff ID’s For Newly Recruited Teachers, Date, Schedule And Venue For Biometric Registration 2020 BIOMETRIC DATA (EASTERN - 689) S/N STAFF ID FULL_NAME MANAGEMENT_UNIT DISTRICT REGION 1 1358719 AGYEMANG, Mr. KWABENA 0221 Akosombo (Baab) DA JHS Birim South Eastern 2 1358618 BOATENG, Mr. RICHARD 0217 Asamama Presby Prim Atiwa West Eastern 3 1356885 MAKU, Mrs. LETICIA 0215 Abaam DA RC Prim (GOV) Kwaebibirim Municipal Assembly Eastern 4 1358251 OSEI, Mr. ISAAC 0204 Miaso DA PRIM & JHS Kwahu East Eastern 5 1356564 AKOMEA, Mr. DESMOND OTENG 0220 Akutey DA Prim Upper Manya Krobo Eastern 6 1356550 ADONU, Mr. SETH KWASI ATIEMO 0204 Ankoma DA JHS Kwahu East Eastern 7 1356744 ADRAH, Mr. INNOCENT KWESI 0220 Tibourso RC Prim Upper Manya Krobo Eastern 8 1358793 ANIM, Mr. PHLIP KOFI 0216 Opesika Presby KG Yilo Krobo Municipal Assembly Eastern 9 1356376 PINAMANG, Mr. ISAAC 0209 Jato Nina Scott MA JHS Suhum Municipal Assembly Eastern 10 1358911 VIFAH, Mrs. DOREEN 0209 Anomansa MA Prim Suhum Municipal Assembly Eastern 11 1347099 AKUFFO, Mr. EVANS 0207 Yokuyim M/A JHS Lower Manya Krobo Municipal Assembly Eastern 12 1252626 ASANTE, Mr. SAMUEL ANIM 0226 Anum Apamapam Community SHS Ayensuano Eastern 13 1356158 ODURO BAFFOUR, Mr. EDWARD 0224 Asaseboma Odortorpong DA KG and Prim Sch Kwahu Afram Plains South Eastern 14 1356179 AMPONSAH, Mr. JULIAN 0224 Asaseboma Odortorpong DA KG and Prim Sch Kwahu Afram Plains South Eastern 15 1358812 ODURO, Mr. FRANCIS 0216 Sutawa MA JHS Gov Yilo Krobo Municipal Assembly Eastern 16 1356462 ARHIN, Miss MERCY 0211 Nsabaa DA Basic Sch Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 17 1359701 OPOKU, Mr. MARK BOATENG 0211 Gbolokope DA Basic Sch Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 18 1356144 NUKPESE, Miss RITA 0211 Buraima Kubekro DA Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 19 1355890 ANAAFI, Mr. JOSEPH 0211 Apapasu Battor RC Basic sch Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 20 1355930 ODAME, Miss MARLIES ROSE OSEI 0211 Apapasu Battor RC Basic sch Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 21 1356143 AMANKWABEA, Miss EMELIA 0211 Apapasu Battor RC Basic sch Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 22 1358419 SIKPE, Miss EYRAM ROSINA 0203 Odumase Ang KG(Ang) East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 23 1358162 NYARKO, Mr. HAKEEM 0206 Nsuta Aweregya DA Prim Gov Kwahu West Municipal Assembly Eastern 24 1360526 BUABENG, Miss RUTH BEMPOMAAH 0224 Darteykrom DA Prim Sch Kwahu Afram Plains South Eastern 25 1356150 BOAMAH, Miss KATE 0224 Bumpata DA Prim Sch Kwahu Afram Plains South Eastern 26 1355913 ASOMANI, Miss VIDA 0211 Meyikpor DA Basic Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 27 1252007 TETTEH, Mr. ABRAHAM KOFI 0211 Awuah Apesika DA Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 28 1356413 SARPONG, Mrs. ELIZABETH 0211 Akpaflu DA Basic Sch Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 29 1356145 NYAMPONG, Miss PRISCILLA ADWO 0211 ADA Ntetia DA Prim Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 30 1355926 NYARKOA, Miss BEATRICE 0211 ADA Ntetia DA Prim Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 31 1356362 BRAKO, Miss IDA AGYEIWAH 0210 Bunso Presby JHS West Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 32 1358548 ABDULLAH, Miss MUNIRATU BAWAH 0203 Adonkwanta Cath KG CATH East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 33 1358542 NARTEY, Miss PHILOMINA KYEREWAA 0203 Kwasi Komfo MA KG Gov East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 34 1356624 OTU, Miss PRISCILLA 0208 Akwadum MA JHS A New Juaben South Municipal Assembly Eastern 35 1356295 AHIAVI, Mr. WILLIAM 0213 Mante MA KG Birim Central Municipal Assembly Eastern 36 1356276 ANNOR, Mr. JOSEPH 0213 Kwakukwaa MA Prim Birim Central Municipal Assembly Eastern 37 1356326 AYENSU, Mr. EMMANUEL 0213 Kwakukwaa MA Prim Birim Central Municipal Assembly Eastern 38 1360541 DELA, Mr. ISAAC 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 39 1356513 AMPAW, Mr. NYARKO 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 40 1356504 DANKWA, Mr. ISAIAH 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 41 1356489 KWARTENG, Mr. ENOCH 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 42 1344610 DONKOR, Mr. DAVID 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 43 1356548 KWATEMAA, Mrs. AFIA 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 44 1356535 TETTEH, Miss HAPPY 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 45 1360273 AMPONSAH, Mr. MICHAEL 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 46 1360322 OSEI, Mr. MICHAEL 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 47 1360311 OBENG, Mr. JOSEPH 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 48 1360305 OFOSU, Mr. JOHN 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 49 1360298 TEI, Mr. RANSFORD DUGBA 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 50 1360285 NKUAH, Mr. SAMUEL 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 51 1347763 EKLU, Mr. DANIEL 0201 Abiriw Presby Prim (PRESBY) Akwapim North Municipal Assembly Eastern 52 1360272 NYARKO, Mr. SETH 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 53 1360264 ADUSEI-COPHIE, Miss PRISCILLA 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 54 1360544 OHEMENG, Miss RUTH 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 55 1360535 AMPONSAH, Miss EUGENIA 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 56 1360527 OFFIE, Mr. PETER 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 57 1360514 ADUSEI, Mrs. PAULINA 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 58 1356547 OSEI, Mrs. MARY 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 59 1360449 KORANCHIE, Mr. MICHAEL LARBI 0201 Aboabo MA JHS (GOV) Akwapim North Municipal Assembly Eastern 60 1360210 OFORI, Miss FELICIA 0203 Aboabo MA United Prim (GOV) East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 61 1360345 NTIAMOAH, Miss DIANA ADOMAA 0203 Saviour Snr High School East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 62 1346317 SEIWAA, Miss MARY 0220 Ternguanya RC Prim Upper Manya Krobo Eastern 63 1358255 KORANG, Miss CHRISTIANA 0203 Osiem Islamic Basic Sch East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 64 1359271 ASARE, Mr. RICHARD 0203 Osiem Islamic Basic Sch East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 65 1358171 OBENG, Mr. RICHARD JUNIOR 0206 Atewaso MA JHS Gov Kwahu West Municipal Assembly Eastern 66 1356183 TETTEH, Mr. SHADRACK 0226 Fawotrikosie DA Prim Ayensuano Eastern 67 1358590 BOTCHWAY, Miss ESTHER 0218 Aboasa Presby Prim (PRESBY) Asuogyaman Eastern 68 1297958 AHMED, Mr. ABUBAKAR SADDIQUE 0204 Nkwatia Presby SHS Kwahu East Eastern 69 1360336 AHOR, Mr. SOLOMON TETTEH 0223 Asubone GCD DA Basic Sch Denkyembour Eastern 70 1356152 ANSAH, Miss FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE 0224 Ahiatroga DA Prim Sch Kwahu Afram Plains South Eastern 71 1358872 BLEBOO, Miss BENEDICTA KORSHIWOR 0221 Adinkrom DA Prim Birim South Eastern 72 1357041 SAKYI, Miss RITA 0222 Kwaku Tawiah MA Prim Nsawam Adoagyiri Eastern 73 1356364 TANIRU, Mr. ISSAH 0213 Otaipro MA Prim Birim Central Municipal Assembly Eastern 74 1356274 OSEI, Mr. EMMANUEL KWAKU 0213 Otaipro MA Prim Birim Central Municipal Assembly Eastern 75 1360318 DOGBATSEY, Mr. SETH 0223 Armakrom DA Basic Sch Denkyembour Eastern 76 1360236 TETTEH, Mr. REUBEN 0223 Armakrom DA Basic Sch Denkyembour Eastern 77 1360339 GABRINE, Mr. HARDI 0223 Armakrom DA Basic Sch Denkyembour Eastern 78 1360212 DOGBEY, Mr. BLESSED 0223 Adeikrom DA Prim Denkyembour Eastern 79 1357067 ASANTE, Miss ALICE 0222 Nkyenekyene Presby JHS Nsawam Adoagyiri Eastern 80 1356349 YIRENKYI, Mr. CLEMENT 0213 Kyeremase MA JHS Birim Central Municipal Assembly Eastern 81 1360276 BENEFOH, Miss DOROTHY 0223 Apraku DA Prim Denkyembour Eastern 82 1360330 OFORI, Mr. EBENEZER 0223 Apraku DA Prim Denkyembour Eastern 83 1360259 KWARFO, Mr. DOMINIC 0223 Apraku DA Prim Denkyembour Eastern 84 1358828 ASAMOAH, Mr. JOSEPH AKROBETTOE 0216 Klo Agogo RC Prim Cath Yilo Krobo Municipal Assembly Eastern 85 1356781 BONUEDI, Miss RUTH AKPEDZE 0222 Kofisah MA Basic Nsawam Adoagyiri Eastern 86 1356312 OBUOBI, Mr. PAUL AGO 0222 Kofisah MA Basic Nsawam Adoagyiri Eastern 87 1358374 AMPONSEM, Mr. ALBERT DARKO 0224 Wawase DA Prim Sch Kwahu Afram Plains South Eastern 88 1358387 FRIMPONG, Mr. PAUL 0224 Wawase DA Prim Sch Kwahu Afram Plains South Eastern 89 1356199 YAMOAH, Miss BELINDA OFOSUAH 0224 Fosu DA Basic Sch Kwahu Afram Plains South Eastern 90 1359703 ODOI, Mr. STEPHEN LARYEA 0211 Kubease DA Basic Sch Kwahu Afram Plains North Eastern 91 1357071 ACQUAH - SAMPSON, Miss DOROTHY 0222 Duayeden MA Basic Nsawam Adoagyiri Eastern 92 1357101 ASARE, Miss DENICE ASANTEWAA 0222 Duayeden MA Basic Nsawam Adoagyiri Eastern 93 1359584 OKLEY, Mrs. ABIGAIL 0216 Yilo Krobo MEO Yilo Krobo Municipal Assembly Eastern 94 1347490 OFORI, Miss EDNA 0201 Yeniso Meth Prim (METH) Akwapim North Municipal Assembly Eastern 95 1347405 ANNOR, Miss ABIGAIL 0201 Yeniso Meth Prim (METH) Akwapim North Municipal Assembly Eastern 96 1360299 SOMIAH, Mr. PRINCE 0223 Wenchi Presby Basic Sch Denkyembour Eastern 97 1351168 ASIRIFI-MINTAH, Mr. CAESAR 0203 WBM Zion Day Snr High Sch East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 98 1351173 ADWUBI, Miss JOYCE 0203 WBM Zion Day Snr High Sch East Akim Municipal Assembly Eastern 99 1360254 AGYEKUM, Miss ROSE 0225 Upper West Akim Dist Educ Office Upper West Akim Eastern 100 1360238 TACKIE, Miss HARRIET NAA-ARDUA 0225 Upper West Akim Dist Educ Office Upper West Akim Eastern 101 1356685 AFRIYIE, Mrs. MAVIS 0225 Upper West Akim Dist Educ Office Upper West Akim Eastern 102 1347542 AMEYAW, Miss ERNESTINA ANTWIWAA 0201 Tutu Meth Prim (METH) Akwapim North Municipal Assembly Eastern 103 1356163 ACQUAH, Mr. GILBERT BUABENG 0224 Trebu DA KG Prim Sch Kwahu Afram Plains South Eastern 104 1356496 APPIAH, Mr. KWAME BOAKYE 0201 Timber-Nkwanta SDA Prim (SDA) Akwapim North Municipal Assembly Eastern 105 1356490 ANKAMAH, Mr. BENJAMIN 0201 Tetteh Quarshie Prim (GOV) Akwapim North Municipal Assembly Eastern 106 1358425 NAGLATEY, Mr. FRANCIS 0204 Suminakese DA Presby Prim Kwahu East Eastern 107 1356772 AMPONG, Mr. EVANS NIMOH 0214 Sumer DA Prim (GOV) Fanteakwa North Eastern 108 1356720 EDUSEI, Miss RUBY 0225 Sukrong Canaan DA JHS Upper West Akim Eastern 109 1360504 DARKWAH, Mr.
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    2017 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL MALARIA CONTROL PROGRAMME GHANA HEALTH SERVICE February, 2018 Acknowledgement The National Malaria Control Programme wishes to express its gratitude to the following persons and institutions for their support during the year under review: • All health workers, public and private, who are working tirelessly to help control malaria in the country • Anglogold Ashanti • DFID • GFATM (The Global Fund to fight HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria) • Humanities International • MalariaCare • VectorWorks • Malaria Consortium, • Malaria No More-UK • Municipals/Metropolitan/Districts Assemblies, • Regional Coordinating Councils, • Regional Health Directorates, • Roll Back Malaria, • The Country Coordinating Mechanism (CCM) • UNICEF • USAID (PMI, Malaria Care, GHSC-PSM, Systems for Health, & Communicate for Health), • WHO • World Bank Abbreviations ACSM Advocacy Communication and Social Mobilization ACT Artemisinin-Based Combination Therapy ADDRO Anglican Diocesan Relief Organization ADRs Adverse Drug Reactions AGA Anglogold Ashanti AGAMal Anglogold Ashanti Malaria Control Program Ltd AIDS Auto Immune Deficiency Syndrome AIRS Africa Indoor Residual Spraying Project AL Artermether-Lumefantrine AMFm Affordable Medicines Facility-Malaria ANC Antenatal Clinic AQ Amodiaquine AS Artesunate AS-AQ/AA Artesunate +Amodiaquine ATM Aids Tuberculosis and Malaria BCC Behaviour Change Communication CBAs Community-Based Agents CBO Community-Based Organization CCM Country Coordinating Mechanism CCM Country Coordinating Mechanism CD Continuous Distribution
  • From Conflict to Collaboration: Atewa Forest Governance

    From Conflict to Collaboration: Atewa Forest Governance

    From conflict to collaboration: Atewa Forest governance by Victor Mawutor Agbo A thesis presented to the University of Waterloo in fulfillment of the thesis requirement for the degree of Master of Environmental Studies in Geography Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, 2019 ©Victor Mawutor Agbo 2019 Author's Declaration I hereby declare that I am the sole author of this thesis. This is a true copy of the thesis, including any required final revisions, as accepted by my examiners. I understand that my thesis may be made electronically available to the public. ii Abstract Many countries are addressing the problem of deforestation through sustainable ecosystem management collaborations. Successful ones have recognized local participation as being essential to any conservation effort. In Ghana, forests and their ecotourism attributes have served as a pull to many international adventure and eco-tourists but unfortunately, the country’s forest cover has experienced significant exploitation over the years leading to the less desirability of these nature-based attractions. Despite its designation as a protected area for biodiversity and watershed services, the Atewa Forest in Ghana has been significantly impacted by humans. The problem of forest degradation has increased over the years. This is mainly due to the many tree and livelihood conflicts in most forest communities. The Government of Ghana has outlined its plans to mine the Atewa Range Forest Reserve as part of a national infrastructure development programme which has received a lot of opposition from many civil society groups, NGOs and professional institutions, stating that to mine the Atewa Range Forest Reserve, the entire forest would have to be removed.